Webmaster Forum / General / Web Design / September 2007

Hello, i'm a studient (french) and i'm working on a homework.
My subjet is : The advert on the web.
So :
In France we can't see the web site of cigarette Compagnie (as

More than a question, I want some opinions here. I usually design my
websites with "em" sizes, but it seems that they don't rener well in
IE7 or Safari. How are you dealing with this?

I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to move

I'm curious if anyone has come up with an innovative way to block
someone from submitting a form. I've tried each of these, with limited
success:
1. Block by IP (ie, 192.168.2.1) - works great unless they're on dial-

I have been shopping around for a new host for my 4 sites (with <2GB of
files total).  I came across www.ixwebhosting.com and saw that they offer
"500 GB Web Space" for $6.95/month.  That's dramatically more than the 5GB
my current host gives.  Not to mention the 3.5TB of monthly ...

I have just got a "high resolution" LCD monitor (a Samsung Synchmaster
244T since you ask) and its native resolution is fairly high
(1920x1200).
Although the monitor itself is something of a joy(!), a normal

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I am redesigning (no spinning spanner) and recoding (no tables) that
plumber's site I wrote 3 years ago while still learning how to do it.
Preview with questionaire & comments form;
http://www.epmdesigns.net/brettsnew/piping.htm

http://www.essentiabct.com  (check their webrunner tool - much better
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I'm thinking of trying to write a simple web site for myself,
I see NVU is free, is it recommended and does it work on Vista ?
Thanks
K

Websites like amazon.com, newegg.com, bestbuy.com, etc, have pages,
replete with information, for each and every single product they
sell.  My question is...  where do they get this information from?
Websites like facebook.com and digg.com have API's that let you pull

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